WORKSHOP LEADER Steven C. Hayes, PhD Acceptance & Commitment in Psychotherapy A Mindful Approach to Rapid Clinical Change Steven Hayes, Ph.D., speaks internationally on ACT and mindfulness, and is one of the world’s most influential clinical psychologists. Attend this captivating workshop and learn the concepts and ideals that comprise the ACT model, practice useful clinical techniques based on the model, and leave knowing how you can use these concepts and techniques to augment and empower your own clinical practices. “Once in a while, there is a unique contribution to psychotherapy. Even more rare is the grounding of that contribution in sound philosophy on the one hand, and (firm) data on the other. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy represents such an effort.” – David Barlow, PhD Discounts Available! See Registration Page. Best-selling author of Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life Acceptance & Commitment in Psychotherapy A Mindful Approach to Rapid Clinical Change WORKSHOP LEADER Steven C. Hayes, Ph.D. April 10-11, 2014 – Novi, MI April 24-25, 2014 – Woodland Hills, CA May 1-2, 2014 – San Francisco, CA GUARANTEE: If by the first morning break, you are not satisfied, inform the coordinator, turn in all materials and write to IAHB requesting a refund. Your money will be refunded upon receipt of your written request. ElIgIBIlItY: this program is open to professionals and advanced students in health-related fields, and is not suitable for the general public. “(Steve Hayes’ workshop was) … practical, inspiring, challenging and fun. It not only transformed my clinical practice, it gave me a whole new way of seeing the world. I’d highly recommend Steve’s workshops to anyone.” – Russ Harris, M.D., Author of The Happiness Trap A cceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a revolutionary approach to psychotherapy that challenges even our most basic assumptions of mental well-being. ACT encourages clients to recognize and abandon the avoidance patterns that, paradoxically, exacerbate their suffering – and learn what emotional pain, anxiety, or sadness may have to teach. It helps clients and therapists alike become more aware and psychologically flexible. The workshop will be presented by Steven C. Hayes, PhD, ACT’s founder and a primary contributor to its development. Participants will (1) learn the six features of psychological flexibility, (2) practice useful clinical techniques based on the model, and (3) leave knowing how they can use these concepts and techniques to augment and empower their own clinical practices. This workshop is open to therapists without prior experience with ACT. However concepts, techniques and new clinical material will be presented that will help take more experienced ACT professionals to the next level. Day 1: Dr. Hayes will provide a comprehensive understanding of the psychological flexibility model and how it helps solve the problem of human suffering. Using the ACT ‘hexaflex’ he will describe the six core processes of ACT, and how therapists can use them to formulate cases and develop powerful, individualized treatment interventions. During the afternoon, a detailed analysis of a videotaped clinical session will give participants a ‘moment-by-moment’ sense of ACT in action. Day 2: Participants will learn and practice methods that increase awareness in session, foster a powerful therapeutic relationship, and help clients connect with their deepest values. Demonstrations and practice sessions will help you learn several interventions particularly representative of the ACT philosophy. During lunch, Dr. Hayes will review a second videotaped clinical session. The strategic use of creative hopelessness, fostering defusion, and choosing whether to go “left or right” in the ACT model are among specific topics covered. ...a detailed analysis of a videotaped clinical session will provide a ‘moment-by-moment’ sense of ACT in action. ABOUT THE WORKSHOP Taping of this workshop is not permitted. Speakers periodically update workshops based on attendee feedback - please see website for current agenda. WORKSHOP LEADER DAY onE DAY tWo Registration opens at 7:45 AM. Workshop begins at 8:30 AM and adjourns at 4:30 PM both days. Lunch is from 12 Noon to 1:30 PM. There will be breaks at about 10 AM and 3 PM. S teven C. Hayes, PhD is Nevada Foundation Professor at the Department of Psychology at the University of Nevada. An author of 32 books and nearly 450 scientific articles, he has shown in his research how patterns of language and thought can lead to human suffering, and has developed acceptance, mindfulness, and values-based methods as a way of correcting these processes. His popular book ‘Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life’ was featured in Time Magazine among several other major media outlets and for a time was the number one best selling self-help book in the United States. Dr Hayes is one of the original developers of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and continues to evolve the model today. He is one of the world’s most influential clinical psychologists, and has won numerous awards for his contributions to the field. A past president of several scientific societies, he is an inspired and inspiring educator and an internationally-recognized speaker. His seminars are immensely popular and invariably receive rave reviews. Why We Suffer – And What We Can Do About It The Trap of Human Cognition – and How to Escape • ACT in an nutshell • Cultural myths that trap us • The counter-intuitive wisdom of evolution • The paradox of the “normal mind” Breaking Free: ACT in Action I • The 6 processes of psychological liberation • Flexibility within and without • Defusion methods • Finding the transcendent sense of self Moving Ahead: ACT in Action II • Values methods • Acceptance methods • Relationship considerations • Reading flexibility processes Videotaped ACT Therapy Session • Step-by-step analysis of the clinical process • What went right, what went wrong • Questions, discussion Applying the Psychological Flexibility Model Getting Off on the Right Foot • Mindfulness for two: Connecting with consciousness • Listening with ACT ears • Creative hopelessness • Informed consent: Clinical contracts that don’t entrap Rapid Defusion/Rapid Acceptance • Defusion as a skill • Acceptance as a skill • Rapid clinical change methods Videotaped Clinical Session (Optional Luncheon Presentation – bring a sack lunch!) • Dealing with complicated grieving • Detailed session analysis Getting to Values • How to choose values • Two quick ways to dig down to values • An overarching metaphor Psychological Flexibility: An Evolving Model • Possibilities exercises • Acceptance and commitment • Using ACT with yourself in session “A broadly useful and accessible model that will empower your work regardless of orientation.” – Hugh Baras, PhD, Stanford University Medical School WORKSHOP AGENDA 12 CE/CME Credit Hours Updated for Spring 2014! 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Acceptance & Commitment inPsychotherapy
A Mindful Approach toRapid Clinical Change
Workshop Leadersteven C. hayes, ph.d.
April 10-11, 2014 – Novi, MIApril 24-25, 2014 – Woodland Hills, CA
May 1-2, 2014 – San Francisco, CA
GuArANtee: If by the first morning break, you are not satisfied, inform the coordinator, turn in all materials and write to IAHB requesting a refund. Your money will be refunded upon receipt of your written request.
ElIgIBIlItY: this program is open to professionals and advanced students in health-related fields, and is not suitable for the general public.
“(Steve Hayes’ workshop was) … practical, inspiring, challenging and fun. It not only transformed my clinical practice, it gave me a whole new way of seeing the world. I’d highly recommend Steve’s workshops to anyone.” – Russ Harris, M.D., Author of The Happiness Trap
A cceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a revolutionary
approach to psychotherapy that challenges even our most basic assumptions of mental well-being. ACT encourages clients to recognize and abandon the avoidance patterns that, paradoxically, exacerbate their suffering – and learn what emotional pain, anxiety, or sadness may have to teach. It helps clients and therapists alike become more aware and psychologically flexible.
The workshop will be presented by Steven C. Hayes, PhD, ACT’s founder and a primary contributor to its development. Participants will (1) learn the six features of psychological flexibility, (2) practice useful clinical techniques based on the model, and (3) leave knowing how they can use these concepts and techniques to augment and empower their own clinical practices. This workshop is open to therapists without prior experience with ACT. However concepts, techniques and new clinical material will be presented that will help take more experienced ACT professionals to the next level.
Day 1: Dr. Hayes will provide a comprehensive understanding of the psychological flexibility model and how it helps solve the problem of human suffering. Using the ACT ‘hexaflex’ he will describe the six core processes of ACT, and how therapists can use them to formulate cases and develop powerful, individualized treatment interventions.
During the afternoon, a detailed analysis of a videotaped
clinical session will give participants a
‘moment-by-moment’ sense of ACT in action.
Day 2: Participants will learn and practice methods that increase awareness in session,
foster a powerful therapeutic relationship,
and help clients connect with their deepest values.
Demonstrations and practice sessions will help you learn several interventions particularly representative of the ACT philosophy. During lunch, Dr. Hayes will review a second videotaped clinical session. The strategic use of creative hopelessness, fostering defusion, and choosing whether to go “left or right” in the ACT model are among specific topics covered.
...a detailed analysis of a
videotaped clinical session will provide a ‘moment-by-moment’
sense of ACT in action.
A B o u t t H e W o r k S H o P
Taping of this workshop is not permitted. Speakers periodically update workshops based on attendee feedback - please see website for current agenda.
W o r k S H o P l e A D e r
DAY onE DAY tWo
Registration opens at 7:45 AM. Workshop begins at 8:30 AM and adjourns at 4:30 PM both days.Lunch is from 12 Noon to 1:30 PM. There will be breaks at about 10 AM and 3 PM.
Steven C. Hayes, PhD is Nevada Foundation Professor at the Department
of Psychology at the University of Nevada. An author of 32 books and nearly 450 scientific articles, he has shown in his research how patterns of language and thought can lead to human suffering, and has developed acceptance, mindfulness, and values-based methods as a way of correcting these processes. His popular book ‘Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life’ was featured in Time Magazine among several other major media outlets and for a time was the number one best selling self-help book in the United States.
Dr Hayes is one of the original developers of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and continues to evolve the model today. He is one of the world’s most influential clinical psychologists, and has won numerous awards for his contributions to the field. A past president of several scientific societies, he is an inspired and inspiring educator and an internationally-recognized speaker. His seminars are immensely popular and invariably receive rave reviews.
Why We Suffer – And What We Can Do About It
The Trap of Human Cognition – and How to Escape • ACT in an nutshell • Cultural myths that trap us • The counter-intuitive wisdom of evolution • The paradox of the “normal mind”
Breaking Free: ACT in Action I • The 6 processes of psychological liberation • Flexibility within and without • Defusion methods • Finding the transcendent sense of self
Moving Ahead: ACT in Action II • Values methods • Acceptance methods • Relationship considerations • Reading flexibility processes
Videotaped ACT Therapy Session • Step-by-step analysis of the clinical process • What went right, what went wrong • Questions, discussion
Applying the Psychological Flexibility Model
Getting Off on the Right Foot • Mindfulness for two: Connecting with consciousness • Listening with ACT ears • Creative hopelessness • Informed consent: Clinical contracts that don’t entrap
Rapid Defusion/Rapid Acceptance • Defusion as a skill • Acceptance as a skill • Rapid clinical change methods
Videotaped Clinical Session (Optional Luncheon Presentation – bring a sack lunch!) • Dealing with complicated grieving • Detailed session analysis
Getting to Values • How to choose values • Two quick ways to dig down to values • An overarching metaphor
Psychological Flexibility: An Evolving Model • Possibilities exercises • Acceptance and commitment • Using ACT with yourself in session
“A broadly useful and accessible model that will empower your work regardless of orientation.” – Hugh Baras, PhD, Stanford university Medical School
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the Impact of Early life trauma $34.99Bessel van der Kolk, M.D., and Judith Herman, M.D. (CE available*) An in-depth look at shame, trauma, and how, once properly understood, their crippling effects can be treated effectively in psychotherapy.
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the top one-Minute Mindfulness $29.99 strategies to Use in Your PracticeDonald Altman, MA, LPC (CE Available*)Donald Altman, former Buddhist monk, will share his favorite One-Minute Mindfulness practices that can enhance your mindfulness work with clients. These easy-to-use practices are effective centering and stress-reduction strategies for working with mood disorders, anxiety, ADD, and PTSD.
trauma, Mindfulness and neurobiology of self $39.99Jon Kabat-Zinn, Ph.D. (CE Available*)This DVD highlights neurobiological foundations of stress resilience, mindfulness, the effects of trauma on self-awareness and self-organization, and how mindfulness meditation and yoga can change the brain.
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Attend this exciting workshop and enhance your ability to:
eXpLaIN why experiential avoidance and cognitive fusion underlie most forms of psychopathology
desCrIBe the six core aCT processes
GIve three examples why aCT is considered a `psychologically flexible model of health’
ForMuLaTe clinical problems in terms of acceptance, diffusion, self, now, values, and committed action
FosTer psychological acceptance in clients
MoBILIze the power of spirituality when working with clients
deMoNsTraTe three specific clinical interventions based on the aCT model
desCrIBe how the aCT model is particularly useful and effective with difficult clients
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ACt in Action DvD Set* $349.95Steven Hayes Ph.D. and associates (CE/CME not available)This 6-DVD series lets you observe the core processes of ACT as it is practiced in an actual therapy setting. Includes clinical footage with Dr. Hayes.
trauma treatment: $99.99 Psychotherapy for the 21st Century Bessel van der Kolk, M.D., and others* (CE available*)
The world’s leading trauma researchers and clinicians share their knowledge on the nature of trauma, the impact it has in the human condition, and the most effective clinical interventions.
eMDr and Beyond: $59.99 the trauma Power therapies Bessel van der Kolk, M.D., and others* (CE available*) Watch Laurel Parnell, David Grand, Bessel van der Kolk, and 8 other experts* describe the tremendous power of EMDR and related trauma treatments. Topics include EMDR, Somatic Experiencing and Brainspotting and other approaches to trauma treatment.
Interpersonal Neurobiology Series $179.97Daniel Siegel, M.D.* (CE Available*)This is a unique 3-part video set by one of the leading voices in neuroscience today.
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